Libre Workspace - The free alternative to the Microsoft Cloud @LinuxOrt

Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago

Today, I present you the Libre Workspace, an open-source alternative to MS 365 Cloud for businesses and individuals. With Libre Workspace, you can manage your own server to synchronize files, calendars, and contacts, as well as hold video conferences, set up a team chat, and much more.
Libre Workspace can be operated free of charge or booked here: libre-workspace.org/cloud
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- Libre Workspace: libre-workspace.org/en
- Documentation: docs.libre-workspace.org
- Community Forum: forum.libre-workspace.org

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Contents:
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00:00 Intro
00:29 Libre Workspace Overview
03:00 Nextcloud file synchronisation
08:18 Nextcloud calendar and notes
11:58 Cloud desktop
12:46 other modules
15:20 Vaultwarden (password manager)
18:40 Addons and possibilities
21:00 Outro

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